Eye - Table 1 for article: Transpupillary thermotherapy for subfoveal leaks in central serous chorioretinopathy

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Transpupillary thermotherapy for subfoveal leaks in central serous chorioretinopathy

D Shukla, C Kolluru, T P Vignesh, S Karthikprakash and R Kim

S.N.	Age (years)	Sex	Duration (months)	Previous episode	Previous treatment	Pre-TTT VA	Repeat-TTT	Final BCVA	Follow-up (months)
1	40	M	9	+	+	20/60	-	20/20	6
2	56	F	6	-	-	20/40	-	20/20	12
3	52	M	7	-	-	20/30	-	20/20	6
4	59	M	6	+	+	20/30	-	20/20	12
5	43	M	4	-	-	20/200	-	20/20	6
6	45	F	5	-	-	20/30	-	20/20	6
7	54	M	4	+	-	20/40	+	20/20	6
8	31	M	6	+	+	20/60	-	20/20	6^a
9	54	M	4	-	-	20/60	-	20/60	6
10	33	M	6	-	-	20/40	-	20/20	6
11	35	M	4	-	-	20/80	-	20/20	6
12	37	M	4	-	-	20/60	-	20/30	6
13	39	M	7	-	-	20/40	-	20/20	6
14	43	M	4	+	-	20/60	-	20/30	6
15	42	M	4	-	-	20/200	-	20/60	6
16	31	F	5	-	-	20/80	-	20/20	6
17	46	M	4	+	-	20/120	-	20/20	6
18	47	M	5	-	-	20/60	-	20/20	6
19	39	M	7	-	-	20/40	-	20/30	6
20	42	M	8	+	-	20/40	-	20/20	6
21	30	M	4	-	-	20/120	-	20/20	6
22	27	M	4	-	-	20/200	-	20/20	6
23	47	M	6	-	-	20/60	-	20/20	6
24	35	M	7	-	-	20/60	-	20/30	6
25	38	M	5	+	+	20/60	-	20/60	6

BCVA, best-corrected visual acuity; TTT, transpupillary thermotherapy; M, male; F, female; VA, visual activity.

^a This patient developed a subfoveal CNV which was treated again by TTT.